RARE Find Of A Lifetime From A Huge Ancient Multicultural Site! - Arrowhead Hunting
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- One of the best benefits of posting our arrowhead hunting videos on social media has been the people we have met and continue to meet. We have had the opportunity to hunt some of the greatest sites imaginable and today was no exception. Through social media we met Sam and he invited us up to Wayne County Mississippi to hunt one of his sites and we must say it was absolutely everything we could have hoped for! What a fantastic site! We were so glad to be there when Sam pulled an amazing artifact out of the ground. We have never had the good fortune to find or see one found in person. We know you’re going to enjoy this one! Let’s go and GL&HH!
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How lovely of Sam and his wife to invite you and cook a breakfast fit for kings!! You guys look like you had so much fun at that old site! Really cool finds and it’s so nice to see how happy you guys are together doing what you love! 🙌😀
Of course that bannerstone piece is the best! That concave base on shorty is awesome! Congrats crew on all finds!! I took my son out early in his life to head hunt too. Glad to see alittle guy enjoying digging on this adventure! Little man will always remember uncle Spike! Rk.
Wow my great team. Great diversity of very interesting finds. Greetings to my friends.
Thank you 👍We appreciate it my friend. GL&HH
Wonderful show guys, thank you.
It is our pleasure. Thanks for watching.
Love the videos. They absolutely awesome. Good ole boys, hunting and food.
Thanks Stan.
What a crazy day! Awesome finds!!!! Huge thanks to Sam and Andy! ❤️👍🏻
Yes it was! Thanks!
Outstanding finds !
Thanks 👍
Woohoo, all those different points! Awesome! That bannerstone is just fabulous. And the Cache River! I love em all, thanks, Sam and Andy!💖
Thanks! We're glad you enjoyed it. Always great to hear from you.
Love you guys and the little one
Thanks!
Awesome as always!
Thank you sir! We appreciate that.
Looks like a great day. Merry Christmas !!
Thanks Bill! Merry Christmas to you too!
Great finds y'all!! Whoohoo on the banner stone and cache river. Awesome video 👍🏹
Thanks John! Merry Christmas and good luck!
You to my friend and GOD bless!
Half.i.found y'all guys.on.u.tube God bless yall guys my.god be with y'all guys
Thanks and with you too!
What a Banner day! Sam has a cool place.
Thanks Tim! Yes he sure does.
Man what a good time ! I always enjoy watching you fellas ! It’s almost like I’m there , keep up the good fellowship ! Look forward to the next one !
Thank you! We appreciate you watching and leaving a great comment.
You guys rock. Absolutely awesome finds. I have a suggestion why don't ypu all get with Mike at pine belt relics and put together some kind of contest to let a lucky subscriber come dig with you. Just a thought. And as usual its awsome to hear Spike laugh. God Bless you and your families
Thanks for watching and for the great comment. We've thought about doing something like that. We'll have to talk with the PBR guys and see if we can work something out.
Man that was an awesome hunt! 👍👍
Thanks! It sure was! Always good to hear from you.
Great video fellas. I have been making some stone marbles lately. I have power tools and modern abrasives and its still difficult. I appreciate the effort it took to make their stone tools with only what they could scrounge up. God Bless you and yours fellas.
Thanks! We have talked many times about how we would love to have just one day to go back and observe some of these cultures in their daily routines. Thanks again and God bless you and yours.
Very nice!
Thanks!
Good luck with your hunting points man I wish I could be there
Thanks.
Thank you all for so much enjoyment! ❤😊👍
It is our pleasure! Thank you for watching.
so cool!!!
Thanks Mike!
This has been one of the most enjoyable videos y’all have produced. Thank you for the fun you give me. Praise Jesus!
Thank you sir! Glad you enjoyed it. Always a pleasure to hear from you.
Wow.guys.love.to have it
Thanks!
Great to see you passing on the passion of doing what you love to do. Just dont forget to take the youngun fishing.
Thank you, we will.
As always some beautiful finds. Thank you for taking us along. Continued good luck on your adventures.
Thanks and it's our pleasure. Thank you for coming along. GL&HH to you too!
Nice bannerstone for a throwing stick - I think some of these were also used as a counterweight to make a bow drill spin better.
Thanks and I think you may be correct.
Stone pipes are my favorite artifact to find.
Just so rare, can only expect a couple, mabey a few in a whole lifetime of hunting.
I'm still waiting on my first! Thanks for watching and for the comment.
Fellowship of the Headhunters, it warms my heart to see Good People with a love for artifact hunting get together and find some jewels, I use to have family and friends that liked to get together and headhunt but very few of my old compatriots are into it anymore but on the very rare occasion any of us do get together it is a joy, my nephew is really into Arrowhead Hunting now and is always wanted to go but unfortunately I haven't been mobile in awhile so I basically just go where my two legs can take me but it's fun even to get out and look regardless if you find any points, Thanks For Sharing....GL&HH✌
Thank you for watching and for leaving the great comment. You are so right. It's fun just to get out and look and spend time with friends and family. Thanks again and good luck and happy hunting.
Great dig guys, that broken Banner was a superior find👍🏻
Yes it was! Thanks!
Fantastic fellas!!! Great vid as usual Spike and awesome glamour shots Randy!!! Sam seems like a super cool guy!!! Obviously a great site with some great artifacts!!! Congrats to you all on an awesome day of hunting!!! See y’all soon!!! 👍👍👍
Thanks Mike! Sam is an awesome guy! This site is amazing too! Merry Christmas to you guys and good luck!
Incredible finds! I wonder if that bannerstone might be a stone pipe. It almost looked like the drill didn’t go all the way through the piece. Of course, I wasn’t holding it and you guys aren’t exactly rookies so I’d defer to your judgement...but it’s a thought. Great video!
Thanks Ben. We always appreciate you input. The hole does go all the way through. It's almost positively (lol) a bannerstone. Thanks again and GL&HH and Merry Christmas!
Great host, great site, great friends, can only add up to great finds. Congratulations to everyone.
Thanks! Who would have ever thought that arrowheads could bring people together like this? We have met some of the greatest people in the world through this hobby. Good luck to you and Benny up there and Merry Christmas.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Thank you brother and the same to you and yours
What a day guys. Couple of the holes had layers reminiscent of mound digs
Thanks!
Nice video! It’s fixing to be a great 30 minutes! I found one the other day I found the base of a nice small jet black one sticking out of the ground and it was a pretty nice one! Good luck from me! Glad to see y’all are doing good! God bless and love the videos
Congratulations on your find and thank you for watching and for the great comment. GL&HH
I’ve been a little behind but just had a chance to watch your latest... looks like you guys are in a good place and the banner is spectacular btw! Merry Christmas to you guys🎄
Thanks Jeff! This site is amazing! Merry Christmas to you too my friend!
Loved the video guys !!!! Thanks for sharing. 💗
Thanks! It's our pleasure!
Great finds guys. Steve from 🇬🇧
Thanks Steve!
Congratulations guys on a great hunt and some awesome finds enjoyed watching thanks for sharing 🤩👍🙏
Thanks Tim! It is our pleasure! Good luck and Merry Christmas to yall!
Beautiful finds! Congratulations to you all. Merry Christmas.
Thank you! Merry Christmas to you too!
Congrats men! Another great hunt in the books with awesome finds!
Thanks!
Awesome looking place! Fine artifacts! Great video Spike! I'm ready to dig somewhere. Hope y'all are all doin good!
Thanks Will. We're doing good! Hope you get to dig soon. Good luck and Merry Christmas!
Awesome finds and video!! Two years ago I had back to back shoulder surgery found y'all while I was down been awesome going along with y'all! Happy New Year!!
Thanks! We are so glad you found us! Happy New Year!
I would be digging and siting the whole area around that banner stone. Good grief you guys had another banner day.
Thanks! We sure did. Sam will eventually get around to digging it all lol. GL&HH
Awesome artifacts yall found in this video. Wish I could get out and go digging myself. Maybe soon maybe soon
Thanks! Good luck when you do get out there!
😁 now that's the kind of friends I like to have... Whowee that was a mean breakfast cooking... I could smell that all the way out here in Nevada.... My my my, God is good. I bet he had biscuits and 90 weight gravy with that spread to.. you all got me hungry I want some eggs and bacon now...☝️
It was better than it looked! Thanks for watching and for the great comment.
New Rule, # 99 if you defer from Spike he needs to laugh and make every body else laugh so the fun starts!!!!!!! Now if a point is made of Norwegian # 1 Jasper it is Spikes every time regardless who dug it!!!!! It is the Christmas Season and "Joy to the World"... Gentlemen!!!!! All for God, God for All!!!!
Thanks Stan! I love it! 'm still laughing! God Bless you and yours and Merry Christmas!
I admire the passion with what yall do. Need to make a Florida video west central preferably 😃
Thanks! We would love to make a trip down that way sometime.
Great job as usual men👍🇺🇸
Thank you sir! We're glad you enjoyed it
Ok I’m very new to finding arrow heads. I’m planning a dig for me and my sister. I love y’all’s videos. Keep up the good work, but I have a question. What is DHMO? I just use plain ole water.
Thanks for watching and for the question. DHMO is dihydrogen monoxide, just plain old water.
Thanks for the great fun video. That’s looks like a park up in there where you’re hunting points! That bannerstone was amazing . Wonder what kind of rock that was?
Thanks Ron! It sure is a beautiful place. It may be made of that local "iron stone" they have up there. That's the only thing we could think of.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Cool ! I didn’t even know they had iron up there. You wonder how they got that line so straight without a wire saw and a straight edge. Did they have Indians that canoed to Egypt and back for tips on stone masonry. I found 2/3 of a boat stone on some family land and it’s polished like that . Such a different technology than napping out flint. Have loved those videos for years now. My heart jumps ( almost as much as watching Gilligans island reruns . Ha ha! Not really )when I see those new posts. Thanks again!
@@ronlawrence342 lol thanks Ron. If you look close at the break on the bannerstone you should be able to see that it broke along the groove on the other end. Assuming the grooves were each the same distance from the end you can tell the size of it before it was broken. It never ceases to amaze me of the technology they had. These were smart people!
Those Cane Drills Were Work Horses
Yes there were! Thanks for watching Tim and for leaving a comment.
Were are the rest of the pots
Hey y'all. Super curious as to the quantity and sizes of the artifacts in this site. I'm personally digging in very, very large mid-archaic settlements here in central Virginia. A hole similar to to the size I'm seeing around 7:12 minutes in, would have produced 3-5+ five gallon buckets of artifacts, from micro-lithic items a few millimeters in length up to items weighing 10-20+ lbs. Looking at the excavations I'm not seeing the quantity of small every day type tools, flakes and personal items. The sites I'm digging, as I stated previously are 100% mid-archaic, with no
mixing of cultures, so far. All the sites are virgin, with me being the only one to ever locate and dig. It's very strange to see a place with perfect elevation with spring fed water sources and a medium sized creek nearby, not get used in the last 4-8 thousand years buy other Indian cultures. These sites cover 70-80++ acres and you cannot stick a screwdriver in the ground anywhere without it starting many hours of digging. Around here almost everything is a type of crystal, vein, purple, milky or some other type of quartz. Some sites have a fairly high quality quartzite used to make their tools. We don't have the large flints like they had in other parts of North America so we don't get the huge points. However, we do have huge quantities of artifacts to dig. So much so that it prevents me from being able to properly, document, store and display. I truly want to sell my tens or hundreds of thousands of artifacts to finance a proper excavation, documentation and display of my future collection. Great channel guys. Thanks
Thanks. Good luck with your venture.
You guys need score cards for who gets what! 😅
That's an idea! Thanks!
Was that pottery shard a piece of a pipe?
It was a piece of the leg to a pot.
I'm from Philadelphia, Neshoba county Ms. What county are you in on this dig? I did subscribe, I'm thinking of getting into hunting arrowheads.
This was in Wayne County
@@HeartbreakerRelics I hunt a lot up in Choctaw county. I found a nut all just walking down beside of a little creek there one day I’ve always kind of kept an eye out for arrowheads, but I’ve never found one but my son has but I’m retired now and I’m fixing to start really looking and I’m getting a lot of ideas from y’all especially the creek stuff. I hunt around a lot of creeks where it’s very possible that they would be some. Thank you for your videos. I enjoy them very much and I believe y’all‘s ideas will help me. God bless!
Thanks. Good luck!
what kinda of stone would you call that banner stone made from? have a banner very similar found in South Carolina
Thanks for the question. We aren't sure of the material. We're leaning toward a local stone we call "iron rock". It may be hematite which may be why it's called iron rock. We just aren't sure.
@@HeartbreakerRelics I have one made red ochre kinda looks like that
@@scartifactsjeremyc6504 cool!
Nice finds that’s some awesome stuff love the banner stone. 👊🏻👊🏻 Keep um coming P.S. What’s the name of the song at the first of the video after you layed it out for us Spike.
Thanks! It's a tune I got off Mixkit free music site. It's just called RB Vibes.
You should be relic hunting w a magnet under that bridge and metal detector around it prob Civil War stuff there
We have thought about that too. Thanks.
What does BP after the date mean.
Before present.
that looked like a broken pipe mold do you think thy would tey a clay pipe? im about half or maybe a little more cherokee do you think any of those arrowheads were from the cherokee people?
I'm sorry. We did a poor job of explaining what the bannerstone was. Consensus is that they were used as weights or counter weights on atlatls. The atlatl was a spear thrown with a stick or handle. They were used on the thrower as a counter weight to offset the weight of the long spear hanging off the front and when the spear was launched the extra mass on the thrower gave in more momentum. As for any of the points being from the Cherokee, it's doubtful. I'm not sure when the tribe came about and most of these points are very old. This area would have been Choctaw and the only point that may have been from that tribe would have been the first little bird point we found.
thank you!
Great video man. Do you have any tips for finding the right creek to look in cause I just built a sifter but not really sure what creek to try.
Thanks! We have found that creeks with hard bottoms (clay or rock) make the best hunting creeks. Creeks with minimal gravel and very little sand produce best for us just because they're easier to dig. Probe around until you find gravel then dig and sift. If you aren't finding anything after a couple hours move on to another spot. Good luck and happy hunting.
Can you explain the banner stone what it was to the Indians enjoyed the video keep them coming
They were used on atlatl, like a spear , as weights, to give force to projectile.
Thanks for the question. It's what Timber Man said.
Why did you bleep out the county ? 😐
You noticed that! We decided it would be best just in case anyone wanted to try and find the side not to give them any more information.
Alright I give in what's the crap in the bottle?
Dihydrogen Monoxide is water.
@@HeartbreakerRelics you funny guys I feel like a dumb piece of 3 19 1 16 think alphabet
@@danielcline7413 😂
Were are the rest of the pots